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After they brought Meghalaya Police officer Raymond E Diengdoh home in a coffin, his father cursed himself for not being able to convince his son to become a treasury officer, not a police officer.
But there was honour in this death, and his 32year-old son was a hero, 60-year-old Phillip Basaiawmoit soon found out.
"If I had another son, I would have made him join the police or army to root out violence," he said.
He doesn't have another son. So Evagracia, the eldest of his three daughters, who worked as a junior executive in a travel agency in Bangalore after completing a masters in tourism administration, quit and returned home to become a police sub-inspector and live out her brother dream.
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But there was honour in this death, and his 32year-old son was a hero, 60-year-old Phillip Basaiawmoit soon found out.
"If I had another son, I would have made him join the police or army to root out violence," he said.
He doesn't have another son. So Evagracia, the eldest of his three daughters, who worked as a junior executive in a travel agency in Bangalore after completing a masters in tourism administration, quit and returned home to become a police sub-inspector and live out her brother dream.
To read the full article, click here..
To read the ePaper, visit: http://epaper.hindustantimes.com
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